My CentOS 5 installation is a DVD install with only the "Desktop - GNOME" group selected.

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My CentOS installation is a DVD install of CentOS 5 with only the "Desktop - GNOME" group selected.

On restart, a number of questions (timezone/security level/etc) are asked. At this stage set the "SELinux" option to disabled. If you skip this step, then simply modify the /etc/sysconfig/selinux file and disable selinux from there. You will need to reboot before this takes effect, but it's okay to wait until you have installed the kernel before doing this (just to save some time :)).

On restart, a number of questions (timezone/security level/etc) are asked. At this stage set the "SELinux" option to disabled. If you skip this step, then simply modify the /etc/sysconfig/selinux file and disable selinux from there. You will need to reboot before this takes effect, but it's okay to wait until you have installed the kernel before doing this (just to save some time :)).

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== Add the repository ==

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In order to install the necessary packages, you will have to add the repository containing them to your yum configuration. Paste the following in '''/etc/yum.repos.d/dhozac-vserver.repo'''

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In order to install the necessary packages, you will have to add the repository containing them to your yum configuration.

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For CentOS 5 paste the following in '''/etc/yum.repos.d/dhozac-vserver.repo'''

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My CentOS installation is a DVD install of CentOS 5 with only the "Desktop - GNOME" group selected.

On restart, a number of questions (timezone/security level/etc) are asked. At this stage set the "SELinux" option to disabled. If you skip this step, then simply modify the /etc/sysconfig/selinux file and disable selinux from there. You will need to reboot before this takes effect, but it's okay to wait until you have installed the kernel before doing this (just to save some time :)).